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Millions of adults with heart failure at risk of complications
Up to 2% of adults in Europe, North America, and Israel are likely to have heart failure, according to new estimates published today. Read more
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Important’ findings on influenza A infections
A new study has unveiled how influenza A infections work inside the throats and lungs. Read more
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Genetic test recommended to prevent new born babies going deaf
The NHS could adopt a genetic test for new-borns who develop neonatal bacterial infection to reduce the risk of loss of hearing, it has been announced. Read more
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Two COVID vaccines help to protect pregnant women and their infants
Two doses of mRNA COVID-19 vaccine during pregnancy are highly effective against delta and moderately effective against omicron infection, Canadian researchers report today. Read more
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AI study to help understand fatigue
Research using artificial intelligence is helping to find better ways of managing and treating fatigue. Read more
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Global formula milk marketing under the spotlight
Leading global health experts today launch a new offensive against the formula milk industry, questioning its safety and marketing tactics. Read more
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Cohabiting helps to maintain lower blood sugar levels
Being married or living with a partner can help to maintain lower blood sugar levels – regardless of how acrimonious the relationship is, a new study published today suggests. Read more
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TB protection link to Gaucher disease
The biologic mechanisms that mean Ashkenazi Jews are significantly more susceptible to a rare genetic disorder might also be the reason why they could be protected against tuberculosis (TB), according to new findings. Read more
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UK facing half a million cancer cases every year by 2040
The UK will see more than half a million people diagnosed with cancer every year by 2040 – an increase of one third from today, according to an analysis published today. Read more
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Global call for government action against cancer
A major international cancer organisation has called on governments to do more to reduce the burden of cancer ahead of World Cancer Day. Read more